Manchester United has so far signed three new players and much more income and expenditure is expected in Old Trafford before the transfer star Slams is closed
Manchester United has so far strengthened their team this summer with two important signing sessions this summer, so that Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo are brought in while they look back from their worst Premier League finish.
United ended 15th last season and was particularly toothless for the goal, with only Everton and the three parties that relegated to manage fewer competition goals than their 44 strikes. Cunha and Mbeumo have meanwhile delivered 35 goals between them.
They have also signed teen full-back Diego Leon, while Marcus Rashford has on loan at Barcelona and Christian Eriksen and Victor Lindelof have been released. And much more income and expenditure is expected before the transfer window is closed.
Here Mirror Football looks a look at Het Laatste Nieuws about transfer and rumors from in and around Old Trafford …
Amorim's Hojlund -Solesions
Ruben Amorim has admitted that he cannot guarantee that Rasmus Hojlund will stay in Old Trafford, where Manchester United wants to sign a new striker.
Hojlund managed only four Premier League goals last season and is linked to a move, where Amorim wanted to add more firepower. And when he was asked about Hojlund's future, Amorim said: “I am really happy with Rasmus, but I don't know what will happen until the end of the market.
“The most important thing is that the strikers that are here, really work well, they improve, they help the team and that is the most important thing. The most important thing is that Rasmus scores goals. He connects really well with the team. He improves. Again, I don't know what happens until the market is closed.”
Hojlund makes a transfer vow
Rasmus Hojlund has insisted that he is not worried about the pursuit of Manchester United to a new striker, and claims that any extra competition will “sharpen” him.
“I think the most important thing for me is to keep working hard and stay focused and then we will of course see what is happening,” Hojlund said. “I think my plan is very clear and that is for me to keep fighting for my place, whatever happens.
“The competition is fine for me, it sharpens me. I am more than ready. I feel sharp, so I welcome everything that comes. I think it is good with the competition and it only sharpens the team.”
SESKO Asking price
RB Leipzig -star Benjamin Sesko has emerged as the best attacking target of Manchester United, with reports from Germany that suggest that he could cost more than £ 70 million.
It is claimed that Sesko has a men's agreement with Leipzig who would let him leave for a fee between £ 60 million and £ 70 million plus add-ons, but that only applies to clubs. Newcastle would also be interested in Sesko, with Alexander Isak who wants to leave St James' Park.